she is a resident of the republicic of rush shan. >> what happened is a horrible thing but i know that my kids have nothing to do with this. i know it. aam mother. >> u.s. officials lost track of ka starm lynn when he went to russia last year. >> our coverage continues with brian williams on nightly news coming up in 25 minutes at 5:30. warm is down right hot. the sun will soon set on a record breaking down but a cool down is coming. jeff ranieri is in the bay area weather center with more on when it's copping. >> we're starting to see the numbers trickling down. you'll see today temperatures not quite as hot as it was yesterday, but some warm above

average. san martine at 83. let's get so look at the big change here. we'll have the onshore flow coming back. as we get a closer look at the marine layer you can see it's pretty extensive here all the way across the santa cru mountains and at this hour pretty dramatic temperature changes, anywhere from 10 to 18 degrees cooler in palo alto. we'll have more about what this means for tropical storm oes forecast. i'll have that for you coming up. new details now on a story we first reported earlier this month. the three teenage boys accused of sexually assaulting a saratoga high school girl are now on house arrest. audrie pots were attacked at a house party. she took her own life a r about a week later. >> reporter: well, raj, because the three suspects are minors,

we don't know the sesk conditions of their house arrest, for example whether or not they can use cell phones or computerers even go to school purr but we know they all must wear ankle brace lets. the three teenage boys accused of sexually assaulting audrie pots all attended sar toy gla high school at the time of the attack. they were released from juvenile hall under house arrest. the device on their aings ankles are less than -- if they violate it, then the conditions of their release could be violated and they could be put back into custody until they have to go to court. >> the attorney representing audrie's family issued a statement today saying the family remains hopeful the young men will be prosecuted as adults. we otherwise are concentrating our energy on implementing new

legislation. the family has contacted jim bale about proposed new legislation. he says one of his top priorities is to make changes to the system doesn't treat sexual assault different when the victim is unconscious. the d.a.'s office is still trying to determine if these teens should be charged as adults in this case. marry an favro. >> apple investors got some good news this afternoon. the cupertino based company released its earnings report and it was better than expected. it sold more than 37 million iphones over the last three months i long with 19 million i pads. the company says it will increase the cash dividend it pays to shareholders. it could soon cost you more money to shop online.

the senate is debating a bill that would require large online retailors to charge state and local sale tax. it would require all companies making over a million dollars a year to charge sales tax on all out of state purchase. state governors have been lobbying for this and the traditional brick and mortar stores say it will level the playing field. san jose based ebay opposes the tax saying sellers would have to navigate 9,000 different local tax jurisdictions across the country. curbing the rules on teen drivers, the new proposals for california. plus. >> piles of dry can i be l pulled off store shelves. what you need to know about the expanded pet food recall. i don't have a problem speaking for the trees. somebody has got to do it. >> changing the community by changing the environment. one one woman is doing to

transfer form the view and the people. >> the first for the airline industry next.

we have lift off with the wingspan of a 747 and the power of a small electric scooter. the solar impulse airplane kruszed around the bay air gentleman this afternoon without a single drop op fuel. today's flight which took off from moffett field will run 16 hours nonstop. you see it here flying over the golden gate bridge. the sun will power the plane's 12,000 solar panels during the day and solar charged batteries will change it after sundown. >> what we like to do is inspire people, inspire people to achieve their dreams, inspire

people to aachieve maybe the impossible, to get out of their -- if we can bring this to young generation, that's the goal of this project. >> it will fly over the bay blij in the next couple of hours before landing at fof fete field. >> back on the ground when you first get a lance to drive there could be a big chance. california teenagers could be facing tougher retrixs. one proposal would apply to drivers who get their license at age 18 or 19. those dreyer's would have to go through a 30-hour driver education course and 6 hours of professional driver training. they would be subject to the same one year nighttime driving and passenger restrictions that younger drivers already face. the other bill would change it for 16 and 17-year-olds. they would be required to be off the road by 10:0000 and increase the age for passengers to 21

years old. >> the burlingame school district broke ground on a school. some neighbors say the location is all wrong. hoover was built in the '60s and turned into a temple in '70s. but om neighbors here sum met drive are going to court to fight the plan. they say the narrow streets and a like of sidewalks won't accommodate the crowds that come with the school. >> i don't think it's a safe place to have a school. you can see by the lack of sidewalks it's a concern. we live in hills borrow. our children do not benefit from this school at all yet. we're going to be impacted with traffic and the big concern is the welfare of the children. >> the district plans to remodel the school, widen part of the street and build a drop off zone for students. it's expected to open in the 2014, to 15 school year. >> green is universal all this

wreak at nbc and today wed ear finding people that are trashing our environment. these a good thing. a pair of artists at san francisco's recycle plan are finding new ways to use trash. these artists are turning things like umbrellas, motors even a bowling ball into contraptions. >> you don't have to make artwork aut of all of your trash but there is a different way to look at these things. just because you don't want it doesn't mean it's completely useless. >> the artists will spend four months in build their pieces. it will bt r be at a art show in may. while our celebration is for one week, there are many the bay area for whom saving the earth is so year lounge avenue. >> one woman has been after it for so years. she didn't like what he didn't see. garvin thomas is here tonight.

>> she glow up in san francisco but it was the trip her parents took h kids on sob south to big sur that made her fall in love with nature, trees in particular. the earth day she and ores were spreading that love one tree at a time. it's tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: simple and easy don't always mean the same thing. planting a tree, for example is a simple act, but on this day in this soil, there is nothing easy about it. >> yeah, this soil is tough. this is going to be a tough one. >> reporter: no one has a better grasp of that than this woman. when the subject is trees in the city of oakland, no one rivals her. >> first tree in the ground. >> certainly not in passion. >> i don't have a problem speak frg the trees.

somebody has got to do it. >> kim ba came to her calling from an unlikely place, soledad prison. she was a prison guard there for years seeing day in and day out what some might call the worst of society. kim ba, however, saw them as those whom society had failed. >> if we just invest more in our young people through education, through jobs, employment, i think we can do wonders as to invest in lives. >> reporter: after leaving soledad kim ba moved to oakland determined to do something about it. although unsure how at first, the answer soon became very clear, as clear as the sky above her, uninterrupted by trees. >> the block that i lived on had no trees and the surrounding community had no trees. no tree canopy. it already makes you feel down. >> and they're going to plant

nine len then -- >> so. >> reporter: so kim ba started urban relief and 15 years later, there are now 15,000 more trees in the city of oakland than before, trees shagd the sun, housing the birds, cleaning the air and more importantly for kim ba, providing work and volunteer opportunities for the young men of oakland. >> after they plant those four trees have them come over here. >> but to say kim ba is not down yet is an understatement. she has her eyes set on a million trees planted in oakland, not an easy task for sure but one kim ba says simply must be done. >> just see how just planting those trees gives that immediate impact. it makes you feel really good. >> for the work over the years kim ba has received dozens of awards, most recently the barefoot wine, they have their souls of the year and he's one of the souls of the year.

just today kim ba won a national arbor day foundation award for all of her work she's done in oakland. she ice done a lot. >> 15,000 trees. >> she still feels it's a drop in the bucket of what oakland needs. >> thanks so much. our weather, beautiful today but changes are on the way, some relief. >> a little bit of cooling wib had complaints in the weather office today. look at the developing marine layer off the shore. some of you may have been going, okay what's that? i mean a little bit of my beach weather going away. all the way down the southern coastline, that's going to be moving inland. we're seeing the temperatures drop quite a bit, 18 degrees cooler in palo alto, 8 degrees cooler in san jose. current temperatures in the peninsula, 60s in san sma taye

toe. let's get a look at your next 12 hours. cloud cover developing at the cost line an eventually by tomorrow morning by the bap and some clouds coming in tomorrow and temperatures dropping off in the wednesday forecast. let's get a live look outside. we have clear skies here, the skrus mountain shielding us from the marine layer right now. we're not going to see that tonight in san jose. but as we take you off to the north, some of that cloud cover may make it across the bay to fremont. up towards emeryville is what you'll find an awesome view. it's getting come less pressed by high pressure but eventually it will be building up. you can see in downtown san francisco a little fog. now as you look at the forecast tomorrow morning i think we'll have the cloud cover up at the immediate coastline an north bay. doesn't look too extensive but throughout tomorrow a second

consecutive day of that onshore breeze and the cloud cover building up around 6:00 p.m. on wednesday. the cloud direst day is on thursday, back here for the try valley and also for the south bay as well. let's get you into the forecast for the morning hours with 47 in santa rosa, 47 in san has lean that, 49 in santa cruz. for tomorrow we will be going cooler. ininstead of upper 80s and 90s, temperatures going into the 70s. a good amount of sunshine, temperatures slightly above average. 78 in san jose, 76 in los gatos, ap 76 in pal lo al top. walnut creek and dublin, 80s, alameda to hayward, 73 in san rafael and low 6s in bodega bay.

by friday we we'll go up a little bit. no rain in the forecast, going to hold steady as we head into the upcoming weekend then eventually by next week we'll get temperatures in the low 80s but nothing close what we had this week when those conditions were in the 90s. do you guys approve? very pleasant open nice. >> i'm glad. >> thanks, jeff. perfect. it's a boy, in fact it's three boys. the three newly hatched falcons at san jose city hall got their legged banded today by a by ylgs. the size of the legs tells whether the bird is a male or female. the birds will wear the bands for life. precise data is kept on all san jose falcons since they nearly became ex-ting. up to 300 pairs now live in california. >> parents given their young kids certain overthe counter

medications but it could cause more harm than good. >> plus a popular pet food being recalled over sal manila fears. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie.

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today france became the 14th nation in the world to legally gay marriage. the vote in parliament was both historic and noisy. protesters to be ejected from inside the chamber. the issue has deeply divided the nation prompting conservatives an religious to adopt the -- sha pain was flowing when supporters

got the report on their phone. fist same-sex marriage could be held as early as june. >> many parents are giving their kids medicines they should not be. a university of michigan poll found 40% of parents surveyed gave children under the age of four cold and cough medications and decongestants. the fda warns they should never be given to children younger than five. the medicines have not been proven effective for young children and can cause serious side effects. another study that people might make healthier choices if menus told you how much exercise you'd need to burn off the calories you're about to meet. the research gave the participants how much exercise they would have to do. most participants ordered and at it less when they were shown what it would take to work off

that meal. pretty interesting study. >> we'll be right back with a recall that's prompting a new health warning for your pets. back in a moment.

the recall of pet food known for high quality nal ingreeds yents is expanding tonight. >> there are now five brands of dry cat, dog and ferret food that have been contaminated with so manila. kris, what brands are we talking about and how do we know if your

pet has been come tam nated. >> reporter: it's not uncommon for you dog or cat to have an upset stomach. sometimes they get too treats. but it's when those tummy troubles are prolong and they're intense. you need to call the vet especially if the food they get is included in the recall. the dog food was pulled off the store shelves because of the recall affecting the product brand. the impact is great. this is a major manufacturer for us and the time it take to make sure that the family pets are healthy and safe, wit's worth the effort of course. >> reporter: the voluntary recall covers several dry food brands, health wise, no va for dogs and accounts with a use by date of march 2014. the veterinarian says hae has no

cases yet of the poise. -- if you pet has eaten can i be l included in the recall, here's what to watch. >> if my dog were listless, if the vomiting repeated several times and the diarrhea was severe with blood if it, it's something i would contact the veterinarian about at that point. >> but the veterinarian and the retailer said it seems that the recall is working as intended because they don't know of anyone or any pet that has become sick because of the recalled food, handling it or eating it. you can find a list of the products on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> another hot day but a cooldown is coming. >> let's get a look at the seven-day forecast. you can see collie skies with the fog rolling in.

up stead of the mid to upper 80s today, low 80s tomorrow, 60s at the coast, eventually 70s an 60s at the koes by thursday an friday. not going to be too cold for you. >> very pleasant. >> thank you jeff. >> nightly news is next. we'll see you for more local news at 6 o'clock. see you then. good night. on the broadcast tonight, plan of attack. what the suspect in the hospital is telling investigators in boston. including why he says they did it. who he says was involved, and our first look at that wild shoot-out with police. hacking scare and a big one today. a fake report about an explosion at the white house including the president being injured. not true, but it was enough to cause a shock to the stock market. the slowdown in the air. pilots are now speaking up. passengers are fed up already as millions get caught up in air delays brought on by budget cuts and, yes, politics is a part of it.

and special delivery from extraordinary volunteers going the extra mile to bring home the newest addition to the family. "nightly news" begins now. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. good evening. despite his wounds, the surviving bombing suspect in boston is now communicating with investigators, and apparently he's telling them he and his older brother acted alone with no outside help. in the grim business of terrorism, that would make these two what are called self-radicalized jihadists, a polite term in this case for the surviving accused cold-blooded murderer who thought nothing of depositing bombs meant to kill and injure innocent citizens including children. we learned other new details about this case today. pete williams continues to lead our coverage of the investigation. he's in our washington newsroom tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening.

investigators say they think they know the answer to who did the bombing, just the two brothers, and the surviving suspect has provided an answer as to why. now the fbi is trying to determine whether there's evidence to back up his story. as dzhokhar tsarnaev lies under guard in a boston hospital now upgraded to fair condition, federal officials say he's told interrogators that he and his older brother came up with the marathon bomb plot entirely on their own because they believe the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan were an attack on islam. officials say he claims the instructions for making a bomb came from al qaeda's online magazine "inspire" which contained a formula similar to the one the fbi says was used to make the bombs in boston. an employee at a fireworks company says records show that tamerlan tsarnaev bought two dozen large fireworks at a store in new hampshire in february. >> it's a little disturbing, a little unsettling that i had an in